Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-19
PHILLIPsBURG, KANSAS, sATURDAY. FEBRUARY 49, 1887.

whole and up to section 6 was adopted Whel
the committee rose. Adjourned to ESQ p. N
Mr.. AcNeai, of Barber, offered a petition
| Tor municipal suffrage. In committee o
mended Tor passage: Mr.. Vests bill ll1
4 authorizing COmanche county to funC
Indebtedness; Mr.. McTaggart't bill -
authorizing the township board Of Cherokee,
township Montgomery county, to execute
| a contract with Denver, Memphis & Allan
TIC railroad. Mr.. Kirkman's bill 142
/ legallzlng roads IN Ellis county
Mr. Maurer's bill 202, vacating part of ThirC
street IN florence, COWl6y county; Mr.
/ Beattle's bill $50, legaliZing roads IN Potta-
[ WatOmle county; Mr.. Prices bill 3I5, by re-
guest Iegat1ZIng the purchase of school land
II greeley county, Mr., McCall'5 bill 81,
lsgailZ1ng an election in Lincoln township,
Cloud county, to build q bridge: Mr.. Gfiilstt'e
bill 262s authorizing Kingmsa county to
fund floating Indebtedness; Mr.. Banners
bill 5O0, authorizing Clifton and certain
townships In Clay and Washington counties
10 take stock in Clifton water works.
Thursday February 10.-In the house the
forenoon was spent principally IN discussing
the municipal suffrage bill.
AFTER an extended debate the municipal
suffrage bill was placed on its passage and
passed py vote OF so to y, and the house
adjourned.
Friday, February 11-TweIve new bills
we're introduced. The county line bill was
compromised so as to leave Lane county as
~ - anu ll5a6Qa EJ54aLG Dill 4EEf EGLdL1L2
the extension and consolidation of eOntinu-
Gus and connected lines of railroad, passed:
Mr.. Vests bill III, enabling COmanche
county to fund indebtedness, passed; Mr..
MeNeal's bill $40, legaliZing the acts Of Ger
tam notary publlcs IN Barber county,
passed; Mr.. McIaggart's bill 1873, aathoriz-
ing Cherokee township, Montgomery cOun-
w. 10 make certain contract with the Den
YER memphis Atlantic railroad, passed.
mr.. AlrEman'5 bill l42, legaliZlug certain
roads IN Ellis county, passed; Mr.. MaLrer's
Dill W, Vacatlng part Of 81 street, Torrance,
CoWley county, passed; Mr.. Beattie's bill
ZoO, legallzlng roads and b ghWays in Pot
bOWabOm1e county, passed: MT. Price by
request, bill 315, authorizing patent to issue
Tor school laws IN Gre ely county, passed; Mr..
McCaIl's bill 81, legaiiZiDg an election held
IN Lincoln township, Cloud county, May IS,
1886, passed; Mr.. Gillett's bill 262, author
IZlng klngman county to fund floating in
debtedness, passed; Mr.. Banners bill 3G5,
authorizing certain townships and the city
OF Clifton to take stock in Clifton water
works company, passed.
The house cOucuIEed in the senate amend
meut to Mr.. StratfOrd's bill concerning the
building of bridge over the Little Walnut
rlVeT5 Buil6r county. The house cOncurred
IN the senate amendment to hon bill IS,
which authorizes Garden City township to
vote bonds to build a road through the sand
hills. The amendment simply inserted
county commissioners IN place of ''prOper
officers" Mr.. ROnd's bill 81, relating to
LII " IL SS4OyA Lax Was LGtiL uEBb anu BeS-
ond times ard referred to committee Of the
whole. -Ar. IiltOn's forestry bill was made
special order for Tuesday next at 1O:30 a. m.
Mr.. Ream's resolution, relating to the sale
or the lands OF the ROttOWatOmie Indians
ana memOE1allZlng congress Tor that pur-
pose, was adopted. Senate concurrent resO-
lutiOns relating to the investigation of the
insurance department and appointing
committee for that purpose, was adopted.
In committee of the whole Mr.. AcCammon's
BILL lO3, relating to pharmacy and persons
engaged in the practice, provoked consider
able discussion, and was continued as q
special order for Tuesday next at 10 30 a. n.
The house adjourned till 80 p. N. to con-
slider local bills.